DEWIT Twisted 4 Tine Weed Claw - 480mm Drop Grip Ash Handle wood-handled-secateurs BLADES Non-stick-coated blade Cutting performance Size:12mm
USD70.00
USD105.00
DEWIT Twisted 4 Tine Weed Claw - 480mm Drop Grip Ash Handle wood-handled-secateurs BLADES Non-stick-coated blade Cutting performance Size:12mm
USD70.00
USD105.00
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DEWIT Twisted 4 Tine Weed Claw 480mm Drop Grip Ash Handle wood handled secateurs BLADES Non stick coated blade Cutting performance Size:12mm BLADES Non stick coated blade Cutting performance up to 22 mm Ø Stub free cutting Clean cuts for quicker wound healing Locking One hand lock Usability Suitable for left and right handed persons Avril – EEronomic handle Ergonomic two component handle with soft rubber insert for a firm grip while cutting Safety thumb recess Cutting angle 30° cutting angle to ease strain on the joints Blade pre tension Precise blade pre tensioning 62% Polyester DeWit® Gardentools is a family owned and operated business in the Netherlands for life long use and durability
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